Amazing Hangover

Found this on the skates website... Granted, they do have more of a problem with this than the average upright ape (if Westwood is anything to go by) But it is quite funny:- http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B000KKNQBK/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

I know, it makes me feel dirty, but I can't stop. Can you get a patch or something?

Just heard the Peterborough supporting pustule of pure bile holding forth on Talk Sport about how the Ref's 'Big Team Bias' is even worse in the Championship than the Prem. Apparently the ref last night was terrified of Saints (nothing special, not all that) and couldn't wait to give them everything. Then went on to praise Reading for 30mins, and how incredible they were to pick themselves up from their recent defeat at Posh. I know he's been called a cock countless times on here, but he really is a cock of the lowest order.

Who Posh scored three against. I think we'll win but its going to be a long night. Come on genius Gus, your wonderful team and charming supporters.

The look on Adkins face when the 3rd went in was one of fear. I smell blood, how sweet it would be to rob that smug **** and his diving bunch of tossers. Need to sort this lot out.

I'm trying to think how that will turn out

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On a topical note I'm thinking of getting a tattoo of The Titanic, possibly sinking into me arse crack and with Kate and Leo bobbing around round the front somewhere. On serious tattoo advice the most important thing is to go to someone who can actually draw and is a proper artist. Do not, under any circumstances, go to a mate who has just been released from prison and has 'picked up a few ideas, don't worry It'll look great' and will do your forearm for £5 using a needle and rotring ink.

Swansea? Norwich??

BTW we still love them because they play BFSTFA next. Gus is still a God.

Thou doest protest too much, methinks

Plus point - Reading were never going to loose two in a row.

We were the better team, deserved to win - two -once in -a - lifetime shots for the skates. Palarce is a home game.

Your life must be a sad and lonely place. JC,FFS

Naarrrch and anywhere else on Saturday I can get a ticket for. London will probably be sold out.

Lucky Sod

Mix the eggs and milk first (then season) and leave for half an hour. Sift in the flour. Use lard. Use a heavy pan, obviously stinking hot out the oven and held over the high gas hob till smoking. 25 mins at 180 do not touch it. Serve immediately.

A National Treasure, so she is. Her take on the recent French shootings:- 'But no Palestinian children have ever been targeted by Israel for murder. Quite the reverse: Israel regularly puts its own soldiers in harm’s way in order to any minimise civilian casualties in military operations against Palestinian terrorists and their infrastructure which it undertakes solely to protect its own people from further murderous Palestinian attacks. Any Palestinian child casualties in such operations occur solely as a tragic and inadvertent by-product of war – and as often as not because the Palestinians have put their own children in harm’s way' Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2118157/Toulouse-school-shooting-Laying-groundwork-massacre.html#ixzz1pm4c8fhV And so on.....and on ....and on... The black/muslim soldiers who were shot are officially irrelevant, it would seem.

This is why they will fail this year: A bit like some of Southampton's lot this year. They are the Championship's nouveau riche; the game's 'Mikey Carroll', if you will. And like that dopey farmer's boy they'll be banger racing again soon instead of swanning around in Rolls Royces... Look around you, whelk eater.

Greenwhich is a good place for pubs and eats - Trafalgar, ship, Cutty sark etc. easy taxi or bus or 25mins (1.5 miles) walk to the ground Take the Docklands/jubilee back to london

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I was at that one Until I started watching Cambridge up here that was the worst match I had ever seen. Also there was packed snow all over the Milton end which made bits of it more of a slide than a terrace. H&S wouldent allow that now!

Amazing Hangover - 60's Kid brought up in Birmingham and Stratford on Avon, now living in Hemingford Abbots, small village in Cambridgeshire. Dads family were from Woolston so got dragged along to see all the local teams (WBA, Cov, Brum, Villa, Wolves etc) play Saints from 68 onwards - so my first 50 or so matches were all away. First match was vs WBA in 68 (0-0 apparently though if I had been asked before looking it up I would have said 1-0 to them). I was impressed by how tall Ron Davies and Jeff Astle were as they eyballed each other at kick off (my dad confirmed they were 'both six footers') Jimmy Melia played in that match. I also went to another match at WBA when Tommy Jenkins, our perminently knackered looking winger, trudging back from the half way line, asked my dad what the time was ( we were standing in amongst the WBA lot - no segrigation) Dad hurridly looked at his watch and told Tommy 'ten past four' (or whatever) Tommy said thanks and shambled onwards. Bizzare. First home game was Derby in 78 won 4-0 with Phil Boyer getting three. Great to be surrounded by saints fans at last.